The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-09
HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS.
o,motbing Serious Has Oc-
gun Cured.
oooDrIxE ON EASTERN TRACKS
Rassbase-The Investigat-
Tbs ANoamtssion-In the Com
ANNA General Notes.
a6sirs in Hawaii.

gAs fhANNAS' =,
"a zsala,.dia, from Australia and
5 gonoIplu, arrived here about noon to-
h Che brings Honolulu adVices to
q 10y. m Nothing of a startling nature
Su.' oocrrred since the signing OF the
nao by King Kalakua and the
COH''4t 10 of ex. Premier Gibson for the
1ePssl5sutS states. On the day that the
T = lbs signed the constitution the mar
hLIS NJ the kingdom accompanied 6y
snTt Moving horn, rode around the
POrncjnal streets of the city and pro-
P pinned the new constitution. Inc next
CHM Iani was proclaimed in the districts
eGa5yongbout the island, and
III: :l1O5 sys later throughout other
lev ie,s,S. of the Hawaiian group.
Insure., is now conferred IN the coming
L Ilol;on for members of the House Of
a sIegil0I and House of Representatives.
~ NUol oath required under the new con-
! tHV fT is TO the effect that he who
st LlSa.r;beq thereto swears he will sup
lDea nd aid the constitution and the
~ ~ NJ said kingdom, not hereby
-, ,ao but expressly reservlng all
IGnOG.IT and citizenship now owing or
s aaS5 by me-" On the 18th ult.
.i''u Tnaating was held in Honolulu
eb.t NAV prove Of some signifi
. .aDc II was q meeting of native
GaTeiians for the purpose of nominal
20 candidates for the House of Mobiles
~ House of Representatives. Over
mn native subjects We're present,
an,o,u them being the acting pastor of
80 c6urcb in which the gathering was
LsId together with other prominent
natives. The meeting was not entirely
5ermonious. and, according to advices,
sJionrned without formally nominating
candidates, After stating the object of
the meeting the chairman cautioned the
speakers not to use exciting language.
He then called on one s. Kane.
This speaker said: A short time ago
new constitution was drawn up and
signed by his majesty, the King, and
his ministers. We have nOtyet signed |
il do not hesitate 70 say that some of |
me articles in the new COnstitu ton are |
very good, others are not. For the |
frst time in the history of this kingdom |
ws have the power to vote for mobiles;
that is, providing we take the oath |
under the new Constitution. If we do |
not take the oath, of course we can
not vote, but In this perilous |
time we are under obligation to take |
oath, under it, no matter whether we
agree with it or not. We shall have
majority on our side, and then we will
De able to change it.
The next speaker, one Nelukor, said
as no candidates had yet been NOM
mated, be would propose his own name
for the district of Honolulu. He ap-
proved of the new constitution. Liberty
Of voting had never been before con-
coded to the people, and no one had |
been oppressed by the new constitution. |
The tons of the remarks of this |
speaker seemed not to meet the appro-
val Of the audience.
}. y. Poop, in addressing the au-
dlence, said that the country which |
heretofore had been jubllant was now
n mourning. The previous speaker
mad said that they were not oppressed |
by this new Constitution. He is an
angel OF death. (Applause.) There is
little goodness in the new Constitution.
out there Is much to condemn. In the
next legislature the new Con-
$tltution will be finally approved.
M 5IS am Is 10 make Hawaii republic. |
therefore they want to exercise the
same power here as they do in their |
own country. They are doing it little |
9y Attle, and 1t will not be long before
1sWaH becomes an entire republic. We
T9o cherish our king ought not to allow
ms TO be done, therefore we must unite |
.ogether' heart and soul, and elect
candidates o;al who will remove this oppres-
. After remarks by other speakers in
similar view the meeting adjourned.
Taking political affairs IN the
Nngdom as whole they seem now
o be comparatively quiet. Queen
AS6saPplolanl arrived at Honolulu on JnIv
'Hn, and Wss given a royal welcome.
HONOLULU, July 29th.-Politicai affairs
. .sn!E 70 be satisfactory. The charges
SSs sal Gibson and Hayselden have